The Killing of Demyan Hanul: The Rise and Fall of a Ukrainian Ultranationalist
As Ukraine continues its war effort, questions remain about whether the country can ever reconcile its internal divisions—or whether the policies of Hanul and his ideological allies have set Ukraine on a path of permanent conflict. If nothing else, his assassination is a stark reminder that the very forces he helped empower may eventually consume those who once led them.
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Hotep! this remind me of my days on the grounds of fisk university! (78-82) then the brewing question of the day was afrakan identity and the freedom of our bros. and sisters in so.afraka! these greek organizations, was so removed from these critical issues! their idea of college life was frat party and more frat parties. We first challenged them with the research of dr. john henrik clarke, dr. ben-jochannon and Kwame Ture to change their greek names! Then we challenged them to at least do the good will that frats was doing when they came into existence! for instance, under the leadership of the great dr. W.E.B.dubois! They were far removed from it then, as well as, today! In those days we started what was called greekdom/ black consciousness forums these were designed to have these frats examine more closely their identity with European concepts! in other words, what we are willing to do for ourselves this very moment in this nation depends very much on what we know about ourselves collectively! and bro. it is not with us calling ourselves greeks in no shape form or fashion! One Aim! One God! and One Destiny! One Luv from The House of Sankofaa!